favaginoust (favajinus)

[Badly formed, stondeth! "Loke on the lufthond," quod heo, "and seo wher he Bothe Fals and Fauuel and al his hole meyne!" Piers Plowman (A), ii. 6. There was falsehood, favel , and jollity. Hycke Scorner. favel2t (fa'vel), a. and n. [ME. favell , a common name for a horse, after OF. faurel , later fauveau , similarly used; lit. fallow, dun, dim. of fauve , F. fauve , fallow, falo ( falaw- ), MHG. val ( valw- ), G. fahl , falb , = E. fallow1 , α., q. V.] I. a. Fallow; yellow; dun. II. n. A dun horse (like bayard , a bay).- To curry favelt. See curryl. favella (fa-vel'ä), n.; pl. favellæ (-6). [NL., an alteration of L. favilla, glowing ashes, embers.) In certain florideous alge, a cystocarp consisting of an irregular ma of spores formed externally, and covered by a gelatinous envelop. favellidium (fav-e-lid'i-um), n.; pl. farellidia (-a). [NL.,